Sentence examples for incineration by from inspiring English sources
"incineration by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means the process of burning something completely until it turns to ash. You can use it whenever you need to describe the act of burning something to dispose of it. Example: "The waste management company uses incineration by high-temperature burning to get rid of hazardous materials."
Curbing waste incineration by means of legislation must be the Netherlands' next step, argue circular economy analysts.
After hydrolysis is completed, the Cape Ray is due to sail to Ellesmere Port, in Cheshire, where about 150 tonnes of effluent from the DF precursor will be unloaded for incineration by the French-based environmental services corporation Veolia.
But while councils are standing firm on weekly collections, we're seeing the "greenest government ever" driving backwards on recycling and waste and sneaking through plans to massively increase incineration by calling it renewable energy.
Once the hydrolysis is complete, the Cape Ray is to due to sail on to Ellesmere Port, where about 150 tons of effluent from the DF precursor will be unloaded for incineration by the French-based environmental services corporation Veolia.
Still burdened by the destruction of Vulcan, Spock is attempting to prevent a planet's incineration by a giant volcano; Kirk flouts the Starfleet prime directive by allowing the primitive inhabitants to clap eyes on the USS Enterprise as it rises from the seabed to deliver Spock from the point of death.
The RHA was produced by controlled incineration by a local supplier.
Recycling of MSWI BA as a resource is important in that the major portion of the incineration by-products can be utilized.
Conventional chemical analyses of incineration by-products identify compounds of known toxicity but often fail to indicate the presence of other chemicals that may pose health risks.
The focus was on incineration as a means of disposal of hazardous wastes, with discussions on both engineering methods for safe incineration, and possible human health effects from incineration by-products.
New targets were recently set with the aim of reducing waste-to-incineration by 50%.
Nanoparticles are made by one of three routes: by comminution (the pulverization of materials), such as through industrial milling or natural weathering; by pyrolysis (incineration); or by sol-gel synthesis (the generation of inorganic materials from a colloidal suspension).
